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Yeah but he doesn't want Trump to have the technology.

It'll fit right in. They're looking to automate their corruption.

They're all invested in each other, a threat to one is a threat to all and up until now the regime hasn't threatened their investments.

Seriously there's a graph somewhere showing who's invested in what and basically it's all just one thing now. I don't know why they maintain the charade of being separate companies.

And the reason they don't want their technology being used to kill people is because they don't trust the administration to keep it to foreign countries in the middle East where no one cares what happens. They'll use it in the United States and everyone will know who's technology is powering their drones.

All that's happening is that financial self-interest and ethics both give the same answer in this scenario.

Make them exclusively use the Trump phone, I'm sure that will be enough punishment.

Anthropic will release 17 updates in that time. They don't care.

God he sounds like he's been watching pickle artist videos. Is he seriously nagging them? "I never liked you anyway America can do better than you!"

I think everyone had that model at one point.

Nope I also don't understand the appeal of streamers, even if they are content creators I actually like. The simultaneously huge long pauses while they're doing something in the background, because no streamer ever seems to be able to get the setup working, and at the same time constant interaction with the comments. I get why it's like that, but they are always them going on about subs and gifted subs, just get on with whatever it is that you're streaming.

It's been a standard feature for a very long time I'm kind of surprised they've only just started making use of it but this kind of thing.

A lot of sites that play sounds will stop when you tap out of them otherwise they're just plain sounds in the background and that's kind of annoying.

How? If I'm a teenager on Instagram and I'll start looking up this kind of content how is Instagram going to contact my parents, how do they even know who my parents are, they don't even know who I am, I'm just a username.

My understanding is that the RAM architecture is built around insanely quick read write access but doesn't really store data for more than three or four seconds at a time. Most modern programs expect the RAM to hold on to the data for basically however long they need until they access it. So most programs just won't fit into memory configured like that, and I think it's a hardware thing, not something you can change with software.

You can't run normal programs on their weird AI architecture. This is the problem everyone has with all of the ram as well, when the AI bubble pops we won't get loads of cheap RAM because it's all configured for AI and doesn't really work on anything else. They can't just pivot, that's why they're so eager to make AI a thing.